changelog - gridsound/gridsound.com GitHub Wiki

This is changelog related to the website gridsound.com (the profile page, etc.), if you want to read the changelog regarding the digital audio workstation (DAW) it's here.

Since 2026-september we are working on this: https://github.com/gridsound/gridsound.com/wiki/todolist-samples-manager.

2026-06-28 πŸ”΅

  • 🌐 The site is now crossOriginIsolated.

2026-06-20

  • πŸ‘₯ Explore, a new page where we see the last activities of our followings or everyone on GridSound.
  • 🎡 Compositions can now be played in a little turntable, we can listen any rendered compositions at the speed we want or in reverse πŸ’ΏπŸ€©
  • 🌐 The site appears in French in France.

2026-05-20

  • 🎡 Compositions are rendered in MP3 (no more Opus) to avoid some issue in general (some old iphones?), also lamejs is so light and simple πŸ’–
  • πŸ’» Use the native Popover API to make the website lighter 😌

2026-05-08

  • βœ’οΈ Time to be a writer and edit your bio, each user can now write their own bio.
  • βœ’οΈ We can also write description to any composition.

2026-05-03

  • πŸ‘₯ We can now see the composition's fork origin.

2026-01-01

  • 🎨 Review the design and stick the header and profile section on the screen.
  • 🎨 Stick the playing composition always on screen.

2025-12-23

  • πŸ’– On the user page we can see the like list (likes are public).

2025-12-10

  • πŸ’– On the composition page we can see the people who has liked it.

2025-11-25

  • πŸ’– We can now like compositions (but not our owns, that would be pretentious).
  • πŸ” A search page just appear and let us search users or compositions.

2025-11-15

  • 🀝 We can follow each other (but not ourself, that's the tricky part).

2025-09-19

  • 🎡 Each composition can be rendered and uploaded (in Opus format) to your public profile. Before that it was possible to listen our compositions by replaying them with the web audio engine, it was not optimal because it's very CPU greedy depending of the device etc.

2024-11-09

  • 🌱 Each "opensource" composition can be open by other users in the DAW (only the author can save/update it).
  • πŸ”’ A composition can now be opensource, public or private (public and private are reserved to premium users 😎).
    • opensource: everyone can listen, open it in the DAW and fork it.
    • public: everyone can listen it.
    • private: only you can listen, see and edit it.
  • πŸ—‘οΈ Each user has now a bin section collecting the deleted compositions (this is reserved to premium users 😎).